Box results: Anxious in Oceanside – Jorge Perez Outpoints Nedefined Charles Convell in Gritty Junior Mindgenight Battle

Jorge Perez (33-4, 26 KOS) pulled great upset, an unusively defeated candidate against the middle level Charles Cronvell on Saturday night in their co-phenomena bottle in the Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, California.

Perez’s volume and machine gun combination were pure nightmare tonight. Charles couldn’t suit Perez’s exit and the only thing he could do was that dish.

Work for the body is worth it

Lanka 6’0 “Perez fought from a great fight, getting into the body, he relyed with those recordings. In the interior, that tactics suffocated his own power and played in the hands of better Perez Perez.

When there was a separation, Perez fired the combinations of fast fire on the Convel Chief. Perez would mix in double and triple hooks on the body that may have impressed judges.

Results

115-113 – Perez
115-113 – Convell
115-113 – Perez

In the back direction, Convell may regret that he would make sure that he would think about not filming the shots full of power. The Cronvell’s image was constantly maintained by the impression that he did not want to fight and was afraid that Perez beaten Perez when the action was outside.

Convell was at best in the first four rounds, as it was when it landed heavy shots and still fresh. Perez took over in the second half with his combination and aggressiveness. She worked harder than to consume. The judge warned Charles for throwing the rabbit a few times in combat. With the small one, Convell was doing, it was hard for him to not land shocks on the back of Perez’s head.

Final Punch statistics:

Perez: 164 of 754 punches for 22% Connectivity
CroVell: 166 of 701 for 24%

Perez reacts

“My team turned me up after the round,” we win. Let’s win. “Thank God, we actually won,” Jorge Perez said after the fight. “My conditioning. We had a great camp. I feel better and better with every fight. I really could, if I win this fight, I could get a fight with a world title.

“Of course, if it’s Sebastian Fondor, she’s welcome. If that’s the champions, they’re on the question,” Perez said, whether he would be interested in challenge.